THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1918.
MULTNOMAH MEN
CALLED IN DRAFT
Division Board No. 2 Claims
Largest uiass oi - a-i , negis-
4mmm4a f Ami DaaI. cm Ca4a
u an u u i nu j uuaiu in juuc
ONE REGISTRANT IN CHINA
Portland's First Quota of Second
Draft Ordered to Entrain for
American Lake April 29.
. ' . - Board TSo. 4
Arnold iL. Martzolf, (94 Martin ave
nue. ' i . . . V .
Charles W. Rlckarda, care Hotel Carl
ton, San .Francisco, CaU -
GorgiW. Keely, 112 Clay street.
Stanley U Smaller, 8604 irty-eig&Ul
avenue southeast. -
Wllford C. Johnaon, 369 BarUett
street. San Francisco, Cal.
Harold i It. Proppe. Iys Apreles, CaL
Arthur W. StreUman, care Y. M. C. A.,
Seattle Wuh.
James H. Watson, 21X0 Sjcond avenue
north, Seattle, Wash.
Carl J.i Mlckel, 1219 Division avenue,
Tacoma. Wash. 1 .
Otto Hermes, Emigrrant, Mont.
Harold Col ton, general delivery, Port
land. ' i i -
Carl BJ Taa-Kesell. 1183 MUwaukle ave
nue, i ' .!
Sumner E. Taft, 754 East Davis street.
Carl Proppe, 454 Lexington avenue.
Oscar Sudwell. 1775 Kaat Fifteenth
street, j 'I
Alfred t P. Jesperson, 4832 Ninetieth
street southeast. i
Fred Rath-key, Lents, Or.
Clare H. Starrett. Sheridan, Wyo.
Richard II. KnichL 322 Broadway.
Walter' E. Arndt, i 735 East Tenth
street. i-
Ray Lynch, 18044& East Tenth street.
urvai v. onerwooa, i tneyenw, n
Daniel O. Byrne.-564 V Fourteenth
treet. 5 ."
Mass. . . . . '
FredericK w. croon, judr nui prv.
ments. ... ' '
Thomas Franklin "unK. 101 jsasi oev-;
enty-ninth North. . ?- j i
Oren O. Loaan. 103 East Eishty-see-,
Jake Welnsteln, 510 East Seventh
North. - .
jviarvirc Jjcicr oihilii, uuiv;,
Sidney 8. Oebbie. 507 Schuyler.
William v. uraaiey, isorioiK. va.
From- the far corners of the nation
Multnomah county draft boards have
this week called men to national army
service as the first quota of the second
draft and by the evening- of Ayyril 29
everv one of the following; men is ex
pected to have entrained for American
Lake. Board No. 7 has reached over
the .boundaries of the United States and'
Thas called Victor W. Hennlngson irom
. Shanghai, China. -
Division board No. 2, of which T. t.
Honey man, J. Thorburn Ross and Dr. J.
Hunter Wells are members, lays claim
to having the largest class A-l list of
draft registrants in the state, if not on
HV VVfMJ l 4-l fcVJ V urn. w aw ,.. -
been placed In class A-l by this board.
lta territory embraces many of the- ho
tels and rooming houses of the city, and
the board Is anxious to ascertain from
:. others Just what right It has to its im-
porta nt claim.
, All local boards have reported the
men caueti iur mmi v ito, m www...
,"' Board Wo. 1
. Walter M. Nelson. 165 Tenth street.
Ferdinand Grass, 696 Guild avenue.
Nicola Georgoff, 606 Hoyt street
Raymond W. McKay, 402 Ross street
Carl Algot HJerpe, 11 Twelfth street
Edward Gundlach, Conradlne hotel.
Marcus Edgar Waters, 686 Everett
9 Anton Kunts, 406 North Sixteenth
"tCharIes Edward Conroy, 1102 Vaughn
' Wihlam Inglesby, 329 North Twentieth
''Robert Nole Berner, 189 Twenty-third
" street
Alexander Bader, 595 Upshur street.
V Robert James Louttlt, 209 Fifteenth
' Dan Nonovlch, 300 Couch street
ir.n.t non Umior ft North Second
' street ,
- ' Henry 8. Browning, 889 Overton street
li John Murphy, 44 North First street.
!i James Garrlock Walls, 694 East
Twentieth street. .
Thomas E. O'Donnell. 888 North Nlne-
William Paul Rose, 128 North Sixth i
"'zenith H. Paul, 260 North Nineteenth ,
Street . . I
Olaf.Olsen. 247 Nortn rweuin sireeu
Walno Krause, 624 Marshall street.
Thomas A. Louttlt. 209 North Fif
teenth street.
- Alternates
- Thomas Dolan, Blind Slough, Or.
.Emory Albert Kern. 1314 Second, ave
nue, Seattle.
Arthur J. Nlssen. 6401 Eighty-eighth
street southeast
Ralph i Paulson, 788 East Twenty-
eirhth street
Harry t E. Wood, j 4712 Seventieth
street southeast
bamuel Hanna. 6360 Foster road.
Clarence E. Hunt 7419 Sixtieth avenue
southeast
Alternates
Joseph; H. Fahey, 4824 Powell Valley
road. -'I
George F. Zlpsy, 71$ East Twenty-sec
ond street
William J. Carney, 6024 Eighty-eighth
street southeast. : t
John Belleque, 6137! Forty-second ave
nue southeast
John T. BetterldsreJ Cleveland, Ohio.
Ralph W. Peterson,; 801 East Eleventh
street.
Walter: A. Wasem, 6909 Forty-first
avenue.
Rowland A. Rostad, 3733 Fiftieth
street southeast.
Board 5o. 6
John RandolDh Kunz. 617 Karl street
Hiram? Ed son Newell, 324 Eleventh
street .southwest
Fred Windolph, 989 Caruthers street
Andrew i-toy faircnua, izs tua&i ix
teentn street.
Vlncenzo Messlneo, 629 East Fifteenth
street
John A. Coulter, 411 East Morrison
street
Raymond A. Wakley, 331 East Forty
mntn street.
Herbert- Moshelm Savior. Seattle.
Louis Joseph Drapeau, 1170 East Main
street.
Allen Frank Black, 3272 East Thirty
sixtn street.
Marvin, li. Klncafd, 1195 East Mad!
son street.
Helminth Edward. Krause, 510 East
Twelfth street
Frederick William Garner. 410 East
irty-eigntn street
Antonio Lacnale, 325 Grand avenue.
Edward C. Wagner, 881 Division
street
Charles Wilson Mudd, San Francisco.
Nazareno Ciccozzi, 387 East Lincoln
street 1
Arnold John Zeller, 515 East Twenty
third street
Walter lee Cobb, 105 East Forty
sixth street.
Albert1 Janits Jr., 692 East twenty
fifth street
Ralph- F. Coryea, Grand Union hotel.
Christian Zeller, 515 East Twenty
third street
Emidio Crlspo, 307 East Ninth street
Sylvester ' E. Bingenheimer, 412 East
Harrison street
Leslie LeRoy Comer, 1143 Hawthorne
avenue.
David Lloyd Painter, 660 Elliott
street i .
Raymond E. Guernsey, 106 East
Twenty-eighth street.,
Alternates Mark Toeman, Daniel
Alex Sullivan, Frank Parslow.
T.itmhr enmganT
iienjamin l'. xinae, i xasi sixty-sec
ond. ' - .
Carlton o. Button. 638 East sixty-
third.
Earl xeKoy jenks, tsatem, w
Board Xs. 8
John Harold Forsbere. Seattle.
Charles Robert Park.. 1123 Missouri
avenue. ,
Albert palmer.-ins ast Eigntn street
North. i . ....
Jacob John xeaeer. 799 isast xweutn
Street North. . ... . .
Earl Arthur Thomson, 9ZS Mississippi
avenue
Nimrod G. Aube. 316 Spalding building.
Leonard Thomas. 161 East Sheldon.
tT I Tin .11 U.in. .nMA
B4 HancocK.' I
Horace Lyman McCoy. 654 Ham
Victor O. Stirnweis. 625 Knott
A MrnftTM are :
Henry Waters Armstrong, Falls City j i
if
Harry Albert Herzog, 730 Hoyt street
James Wilson, 991 Vernon avenue.
Louis Pariseau. 839 Williams avenue. '
William Adoloh.? Barnes. 452 Falling
street . . .. !
ixuis iienaricK. caiBiKer, in uuij
avenue. .
Anton usselman, 41B Humner street.
Edwin Brenonff. 1122 East Sixth North. '
Pletro Glannlni. 1022 East Twenty-
fifth North. ..... ,
ueorre Henry ii.mmeru b&sm union
avenue North. 1
Fred O. Johnston. .747 Easi j.-wenty-
slxth street North. . . .
Orvllle Barker. 1397 East Minm
street North. ... .
EmJl Keller. 307 waning sireei.
Albert Edward Dartnall, Olney, Or. i
Fred Wilfred Roberts, Carson, Wash.
Jim Elotes. Jeffers hotel. Burnside
and Fifth streets. .
Albert Julius uristig. iuz iasi iwtn.
tyecond street North. ,.v,
rea Aioen wnitnair, so jmvmii
avenue. . ,
Joe E: Torres, 313 Butts notei. , ,
Board So.
Claude R. Haines, 400 Jsssup street. !
Walter P. Schneller, East Eighteenth
and Buffalo streets. i
Charles i W. Browning, 1098 East.
Twenty-seventh north.
Peter P. Jansen, 1031 East Twenty
seventh street north.
John Defehr. 701 Washington street
Merle BUyeu, 1402 Hawthorne ave- ;
nu8- ' . , i
Anders M. E. Anderson, Columbia i
hotel. 1
Elmer Little, 1415 Vulcan street i
Carl T. Ray, 731 San Francisco street ,
Rov Clark. 83 Jessup street. I
David A. Wheeless. 684 Liberty street
i
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Mwrn'n f Caer n.w.rn. Or.
John Ritter, Lebanon, Or.
Arnold yi. jonannesen, ima jasi sev
enteenth btreet north.
Henry P. Bartel, 1195 East Eighteenth
street north. - -
Walter H. Geisel. Washington, D. C.
Willie Fretwell, Walhalla, S. C.
L. Barney Lechtzer, Winnipeg, Can.
Alternates are :
Errico Mastrautonla, 1298 East Thirty
fourth street north. 1
George Arthur Mitchell,. 63 Jessup
street
Elmer C. Rowley. 81 McClellan street.
Gilbert A. Anderson, 404 Alnsworth
avenue.
l-rnest L. Short, 1244 Maryland ave-,
nue.
Robert H. Thompson, 730 Hoyt street
Walter B. Scott, First 'and Washing
tori streets
William Kolkosky, 1110 East Thlrty-
secona street.
Board Xo. 1V
Carl A. Peterson, 442 Ross street.
Andrew Anderson, 686 Minnesota ave
nue. Frederick William Schumann, 681
Rodney avenue.
George Washington Birchard, - 900
Borthwick street.
LeRoy Peck, Bend, Or.
Frank Markovets, 259 West Farragut
street
Ernest N. Hopkins, 402 Clay street
Albert L. Schacht. 1308 East Sixteenth
street north.
Marcus' Pehl, 121 -MiRussell street.
William George Gibbs. 1672 Van Hou-
ten street '
Roy E. Muck, foot of Reno street.
Tom Gatsos, 2099 Columbia boulevard.
M. Eve Morgan, 263 Cherry street
Norman W. West1560 McKenna ave
nue. . j
George E. Wells. Perdue, Or.
. Clifford H. Whiting, 102V4 Phlladel-!
phla street. ;
Edward James Coleman, 356 Stanton
street
William Jones, Gresham, Or.
Carl C. Kalltamls, Chicago.
Henry J. Hawley. Fort Worth. Texas.
Frank Henry Strelchen, Tacoma,
Wash. i
Clarence W. Everett, 634 Williams '
avenue.
Joseph Stachnemscv. Plttsbur. "Pa. I
Albin Bernard Llndblom, Burlington
hotel.
John Chrlstlanson, Chicago.
Ole Pederson, 423 East Tioga street
Albert E. McDonald, Tillamook. Or.
Alternates are:
Alfred William Anderson, 1124 Lom
bard street
Lewis Drathers, 1899 Pennsylvania - J.
.venae.
Rudolph 'Arthur Anderson, 111 Han
cock street N
Albert S. Wrinkle, 404 West Charles
ton street.
I
Karl Linde Kleppln, Astoria.
, i . Board Pfo.
llerbert W. Leonard. 255 Halsev
Harrv Richard Tlmmons, 92 V4 North street t
Sixth street. I koss j. jveison, 661 iast Oak street.
Frank Edwaras Kpiegi, Bamoa, ai. i naria rarren, H iissi lentn street.
Board o. t ( Arthur W. Nelson, 196 East Thirty-
Harold F. Mitchell, 201 Dominion , "Zx"i. Tii:
(flna. Vancouver, B. i:,
Washington 1
liiilliflna. Vancouver, B.
Jess T. Morgan, 475
Street .
William George Rlfer, Elmlra, Or.
Harry James Christiansen, 89 East
Twelfth street, apartment 7. Todd apart -
njents.
Carl Oustav Roseburg. Seventy-fifth
street southeast
lncelot J. Garvin. 668 Fourth street
Floyd Spence Klrkland, 270 Fourth
street . r
Jack ICrum, 88 Sixth street.
1 Walter Herbert Hartman. 84 North
Fifth street.
Harry Murname, San Francisco, Cal.
1 -Harold RUfus Chrlstman, Mormot, Or.
j John Augustine, Bristol hotel.
Severlft ' Blatter, government dredge
Multnomah. Westport. Or.
Paul Jessln. 268 Third street.
Mike Zeasos, 245 Morrison street
P. W, St Denis.
Carl Anderson, San Francisco, Cal.
Constantfne Oasslos.
Raymond Basil
Wash.
.. Matteo Farraizl.
' Ernest'-Oppllger. Cornelius, Or.
Arthur Calvin Baisley, San Francisco,
Cal.
Orrln Bryan Goodenough, Seattle,
Wash.
Norman D. O'Connell, St. Paul, Minn.
Wilfred James Sinclair, 409 Wilcox,
- building. 1
Richard Nels Nelson, 271 Grand ave
nue. -
Oliver
street.'
John F. Peterson, Globe hotel.
Joseph . John Rogers, 202 Boundary
avenue.
Richard Domaschofsky, 451 H Wash
. In g ton street
Henry Warren Dunham, Salem. Or.
Louis F. Fredico. 280 First street
Karl Ture Franklin, 1875 Berkeley
street
4 August Maggnuson.
: Orosso Giovanni. Seattle. Wash.
Oustav Johnson, government dredge
id.
C. M.i Rodseth. 147 Thirteenth street
Mike Wllger. 152 Grand avenue.
'James Strock, 1130 Howard street, De
troit, Mich.
Jesse E.. Little, 914 East Main street.
Domenlco Constentine, 293 Grand ave
nue. Manning B. Heam, 698 Jefferson
street
7 William Leeb. Salem.
James E. Poole, 208 Occident street
Paul Brlchetts, 41 East Fifteenth
street !
George Arthur Nelson, 806 Belmont
street :
Archie T. McCauley, 664 East Irving
CeclliJ. McAllister, Mill City.
Louisa Fantana, Benson hotel."
Pete Johnson, 911 Cleveland avenue.
E. PJ Luettera. 940 East Main t
street ' K' Holland' 710 Ea8t Everctt
Claud C. Bundy, 451 Washington
street.
Harold Leslie Miller. 431 Vast T..in,
Torvea, Montborne, ; street :
i Foster F. West, 731 East Taylor street
niuen wines, wax tirove.
Anorew Amacher, 172 East Seven-
Alexander . P. Heup. 272 Columbia
street i
Frank M. Mitchell. 162 Fast Salmon
street :
.,, Altersates
William C. Oetinger. 540 East Ash
street i
Nelson P. Hougard, East Thirtieth
street south.
Malthew Richmond. Buffalo, N- T.
us Fisher, Navarre hotel.
Fred GHndler, 870. East Ash street
street11' n' 141,East Thirty-second
Glen G. McMillan. 82 Grand avenue.
T , i . Board ?fo. 7
Northi ' 590 Thlrty-'ou-th street
James M. Bond. 385 San Rafael street.
vfJ-w01111,4" Stanton strleti
China Hennlngson. Shanghai.
John J. Lavin. 107 Carlotta court.
-iifwry Shenker. 546 East Seventh street
Charboneau, 254 Market
Willamette. Portlan
Charles K. Diamond. Centra hotel.
Joseph A. Kraft, 808 Broadway at
Eat Twenty-fifth street
- John B. Cstfey. Butte. Mont
T. Braaten. 76 Sixth street
Evangelas ' Damelas, Seattle. Wash.
Gentry West Yates, Hotel Garland.
' James, Eraatus Leabo, Ban Francisco,
Cal.
Constantine Demetrloa Gannopuloa, T.
M. C A. y .
Donald . Cloud Fawcett, Huntington,
Or. -.-:
Board Ho. t
Howard N. Francis, 433 Hassalo
' Street.
Jacob C. Vines, 394 Broadway.
' Max Bateman, No. 22 Berkeley apart
1 ments.
Robert Crane Nivlsln. 283 Lincoln
treet
George Marino, 280 First street
:. Abraham Silver, 475 West Broadway.
Nathan N. Enkeles, 650 Second street
Ben MedOfsky, 649 Second street
Charley William Black. 871 Kelly
street -
John Gross Marshall, 340 College
street.
Rudolph Derschmldt 553 East Eighty'
second street
Joe John Barrel. 685 Second street '
Harry Wilfred Thlmmes, 848 Yamhill
Street.
, Thomas Masoott 1690 East Sixth
street
i Peter T. Raamussen. -1033 Macadam
street
. ) Carl Zannl, 284, College street
- Olaf Olesnn, 754 Kelly street
V David Finklestetn. 230 Gibbs street
.IRocco Mocchla, 294 Sheridan.
' Ivar Brunn, Seaside, Or. t --
Roy C. Klbbee, 1536 Carroll avenue,
Burlingame. CaL
Veto Romanaggt 130 North Broad
way. .
Charles Potestlo, 189 Grant street
V William Allen Clark.
. Robert Harlow.
North. '
Ward F. Cox. 303 Multnomah club.
1
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Sherman Harkson. 24S V.&nt Ttilrtv.
third street
Gray Edwin Teellng, 219 West Tyler. A
street.
Carl Leo Gund, 118 Kilpatrlck street.
Board 3To. 11 (County)
Gottlieb Schwab, Fairview.
Manuel Garcia, Tacoma. Wash.
John Mijdell, Seattle. Wash.
Fokion D. Catsifaa. Bridal Veil.
Henry Strieff. Hillsdale.
Ernest A. Neiland. North Portland.
Russell D. Thurston, Gresham.
Marcello Gaszola, Hillsdale.
Henry Bush. St Helens, Or.
Ernest Hubschmid, 232 Front street
Robert Magnuson. Gresham.
John Tannler, Hotter. Mont
Ralph C. Klncald. Corbett
Carl W. Alder, Troutdale.
Walfred Stefanson, Gresham.
Joseph H. Dollowitch. Gresham.
Herciumdlso cfclMciil OnT
THIS STORE USES NO COMPARATIVE PRI CES They Are Misleading1 and Often Untiue ,
FOR THE YOUNGpR YOUNG MAN
Hood River Apples
- : Wlseaapi
$1.00 Per Box
,:Fancy Potatoes
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LANGHAM
HIGH CLOTHES
have just that snap and dash
that is required by younger
young men of from 15 to 20!
They appeal particularly to the
young man who is wearing his
first long trouser suit be
cause they have all the smart
ness that a "regular fellow's"
clothes always have.
NEW' SPRING MOD
ELS IN ALL THE
WANTED FABRICS
AND STYLES AND
THEY FIT WONDER
FULLY. Priced $18 to $25
BOYS' DUBBLEBILT
SUITS
have twenty points of su
periority in their favor
You could soon find them out for
yourself if the boy were wearing one
but the best and quickest way is to
let us point them out !
Elbows, knees and seat are dou
bleseams double locked and full
ness at knee held by an adjustable
Governor fastener. For bovs from
6 to 18 Dubblebilts are here in all the newest models.
Dubblebilts Are Here and Here J Q 7 C
Only in Portland And Priced tpO. J
Other Suits for Boys $7.50 to $20.
-Fourth Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
These New Spring Ties
Are Very, Very Nifty
AT FIFTY CENTS
We don't know where else you will find
such really smart Spring cravats at the
price! All have flowing ends and patent slip
easy bands. In the best and most artistic
Spring colors and. patterns.
MEN'S WHITE MUSLIN NIGHT SHIRTS
SPECIAL 95c
Night shirts that are cut full and roomy here in all sizes
in V-neck style. Fine quality muslin very special at 95c.
Men's Lisle Thread Union Suits $1.29
Cream or white union suits, made with closed crotch.
Form fitting style that is comfortable and satisfactory.
NOTASEME SILK
LISLE SOX 35c
3. Pairs $1.00
' Spleadid hose for Spring in
Palm Beach. Smoke, Gray,
Mode, T,an, Black and White,
made with double spliced, rein
forced soles, tops and heels.
Splendid wearing hose I
Main Floor, Just Inside Washington Street Entrance.
Saxifc
Portland
They've Just Come the Most Fascinating
New Frocks Goats
and All Kinds of Spring
APPAREL for GIRLS
And all the apparel shown in our. large section devoted
to Girl's Wear is designed especially for girls ;with con
sideration given to girls' requirements and tastes.
Pretty New Tub Dresses at $2.49
Sizes for girls 6 to 14 years. New Roman striped ging
hams made in high waisted style with short set-in sleeves,
full skirt and two pockets.. A round collar and white belt
add much to the smartness of these -frocks. ONE IS
ILLUSTRATED.
MM
lew Chambray Dresses at $2.95
Plain colored chambray frocks in tan, green and pink,
made with full skirts, high waists, wide belts and large
white collars and cuff s. Sizes' 6 to 14.
PICTORIAL REVIEW
PATTERNS FOR MAY
The New Summer Quarterly
The New Summer Crochet Book
The New Fashion Sheets for May
ARE ALL HERE COME AND SEE THEM.
' Second Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
La Charme
MOTOR HATS"
$3.25 to $14.50
Hats with veils and hats with
out veils the neatest, smartest
and most sensible motor hats
shown in many a day: Some hare
large tarn crowns of polka dotted
satin, others are of striped silk
- with leather visor and many are
of leather with Just rakish tas
set for ornament. Most of them
have elastic at the back to bold
them snurlv. .
Main Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
Plain Colored Dresses at $3.49
Blue, corn, pink high waisted dresses that
are ever so pretty. Made with sashes that tie
in back. All have full skirts with pockets.
Sizes 6 to 14. '
Tub Dresses for Girls 14 to 17
Gingham frocks in stripes, plain, colors and
combinations of both. Some have square
necks others show the ever popular V
some are in jacket effect and all are smart.
Priced $3.50 to $11.50.
Junior Frocks for Older Girls
These frocks are made on lines becoming to
growing girls and small women who require
that youthful note in apparcL Serge, jersey,
taffeta and crepe de chine frocks in the nev-
est shades of Pekin, canteloup, sofr greys,
rose, plaids and figured foulards. Every
style that is good this Spring with just the
Tight bit of trimming or touch of color.
Priced $17.95, $19.95 to $35
Coats for Girls 8 to 14
Silk popV.n, taffeta, velours and serges in
pretty colors new greens, rose, Pekin, sand
and navv in the prettiest new models.
Priced $9.95, $12.50 to $25
Coats for Junior Girls
These, too, are intended for small women
as well as girls. There are velours, silver
tone, delhi, serges and gabardines in the very
Viewest models and colors. Some are full
flaring in full length, others are shorter with"
large fancy pockets and large collars. Lovely
shades tans, Pekin, green, soft greys and
navy blue. In the very smartest of the new
Spring styles.
Priced $15.00, $18.95 to $38x50 A.t
Coats for Little Tots
Pretty styles for little tots of 1 to C. Strict
ly tailored coats and more fancy styles. Shep
herd checks and plain shades of rose, navy,,
reseda and tan.
Priced J4.50, $5.00 to $19.50
NEW SWAGGER HATS FOR
LITTLE GIRLS $1.49
Cunning little hemp straws in navy or
khaki color real Highland Lassie style. Fin
ished with .tailored bow of bright colored
ribbon. : ' ' "
f i
Other Hats With Brims - Fancy and
Tailored Styles, Priced $1.49 to $6J50
Fourth Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
New Tailored Crepe de Chine and Georgette
WaistsS$3.50
: Wonderfully attractive waists of good quality crepe de chine
or Georgette, with rolling shawl collarof white wash satin. A
large white pearl button gives a pretty tailored finish to these
waists.
r-IN WHITE, FLESH, MAIZE, PINK, CORAL,
APRICOT and THE MOST POPULAR SHADES.
Third Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
New SHEET
MUSIC
9c
SPECIAL
SATURDAY
On the Road to Home
Sweet Home Are You
From Heaven? All the
World Will Be Jealous of
Me-We Want Our Daddy
Dear Back Home For You
a Rose When the Kaiser
Does the Goose Step Send
Me Away With a Smile
Mickey The Jelly Ron
Blues (Fox Trot).
Hear the Hits From the
New Musical Comedies
Oh Lady, Lady Flo Flo
i-Odds and Ends of 1917
Honolulu Lou Cheer Ur. J
' Music Floor, the Seventh.
They Are Altogether
Different From All
Other, Hats at $10 Our
Chapeau du Jour
. the hat of the da
and countless women have
told, us that they are the
prettiest hats in' all Port-"
land for ten dollars. ' '
Tailored and dressy
shapes some all blacky
some in gay; colors and
many are black with just a
colored flower, or wing or
quill or bow. Wonderfully
smart. Won't you come in
and see them!
Third Floor, Lipman,. Wolfe & Co.
VEILS
-at 49c
Odds and Ends of .
Veiling Lengths j .
Many popular mshes arid
colors some wih ; fancy .
borders lengths from 1 to.
yards on special sale ;
Saturday at 49c, ' .'. v .";.
-pa, Main' Floor. ' S
- ; .Lipman, Wolfe & Co. 1
A SALE of FANCY SILK!
FIBRE HOSE Saturday 6 9cj
You would never expect to get .
. such hose for this low price t
There's a big assortment of smart
est fiber silk hose black and white
'in clocked or fancy plaid effects and
some white with blackdctted boott
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